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“挙”
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Who will you vote for for president?
大統領選挙で誰に投票しますか。
In the end, he landed in jail.
挙げ句の果てに彼は刑務所行きになった。
He chose not to run for the presidential election.
彼は大統領選挙に出馬しないことに決めた。
Local party members are trying to gerrymander the district.
地方の党員たちは自党に有利な形の選挙区割りをもくろんでいます。
Today's agenda concerns the re-election of the student council. If anybody wishes to stand as a candidate, please raise your hand.
今日の議題は生徒会の改選についてです。誰か立候補したい人がいたら手を挙げてください。
Barry Taylor's name has been put forward for the post of chairman.
バリー・テイラーの名が議長職に推挙されている。
The outcome of the election is doubtful.
選挙の結果はなんとも言えない。
We were more or less disappointed about the election.
私たちは多かれ少なかれ選挙の結果に失望した。
You were acting suspicious, so they had you under surveillance.
君が挙動不審でいるから、観察していたのさ。
Raise your right hand.
右手を挙げなさい。
They mentioned two famous tourist spots neither of which we have visited as yet.
彼らは有名な観光地の名を２つ挙げたが、私たちはまだそのどちらも訪れていない。
It is difficult to calculate the results of the election.
選挙の結果を予測するのは難しい。
The night before we were to be married, she had an affair with my best friend.
私と結婚式を挙げる前の晩に、彼女が私の親友 と浮気をしていました。
Voters are taking out their frustrations at the polls.
選挙民は投票によって不満をぶつけています。
A general election will be held in May.
総選挙は五月に行われる。
They felt he had no chance to win the election.
彼らは選挙に勝つ可能性がないと感じていました。
"What do you think of the election for mayor?" "I don't know."
「市長選挙をどう思いますか」「わかりません」
The campaign succeeded and he won the election.
その選挙運動が成功して、彼は選挙に勝った。
The whole nation is waging a war against poverty.
国家を挙げて貧困との闘いに取り組んでいる。
The result of the election will soon be analyzed.
選挙の結果はまもなく検討されよう。
You should behave carefully.
軽挙妄動を慎むべきだ。
I held a wedding ceremony last month.
私は先月結婚式を挙げました。
He was chosen by election.
彼は選挙によって選ばれた。
He raised his hands.
彼は手を挙げた。
She succeeded in getting herself elected as mayor.
彼女は市長選挙に成功した。
It will kill two birds with one stone.
そうすれば一挙両得だ。
He gave his remembering of race horse names when he was a child as the source of his language ability.
彼は自分の語学力の源として、幼少期からたくさんの競走馬の名前を覚えていたことを挙げた。
The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.
その候補者は選挙の結果に落胆した。
Please raise your hand before you speak.
発言をするときは挙手してください。
The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.
その立候補者は選挙の結果に落胆した。
Personally, I don't think it makes any difference who wins the election.
個人的に言えば、選挙に誰が勝っても大した違いはないと思います。
All those in favor held up their hands.
賛成の人は皆手を挙げた。
He ran for Governor of the state four years ago.
彼は四年前に州知事選挙に立候補した。
He put up his hand to catch the ball.
彼はボールをつかもうと手を挙げた。
The reason why he didn't make it in that accident was because his airbag didn't trigger properly.
事故で彼が助からなかった理由として、エアバッグが正常に作動しなかったことが挙げられる。
The Party won a sweeping victory at the general election.
その党は総選挙で圧勝した。
There is little hope of his winning the election.
彼が選挙に勝つ望みはほとんどない。
After thinking long and hard, I put the plan into practice.
散々考えた挙げ句その計画を実行にうつした。
The team played hard because the championship of the state was at stake.
州の選挙権がかかっているので、チームのみんなは一生懸命試合をした。
We went all out to get the job done.
仕事を片付けようと全力を挙げた。
The new law will deprive religious minorities of their right to vote.
新しい法律は宗教的少数派の住民から選挙権を奪う。
Raise your hand if you understand it.
わかったら手を挙げなさい。
Is there any possibility that he'll win the election?
彼が選挙に勝つ見込みはありますか。
He will get his job back at the next election.
彼は今度の選挙で職に復帰するだろう。
American women didn't have the right to vote.
アメリカの女性には選挙権がなかった。
He raised his hand.
彼は手を挙げた。
Unlike Great Britain, the Upper House in the United States is an elected body.
英国と違って米国の上院は選挙で選ばれる。
Desktop publishing lets you produce books quickly and cheaply. It's like killing two birds with one stone.
ＤＴＰで本を作れば、安いし早いし、まさに一挙両得だ。
To my campaign manager, David Plouffe! The unsung hero of this campaign, who built the best, the best political campaign, I think, in the history of the United States of America.
A little bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Senator McCain. Senator McCain fought long and hard in this campaign. And he's fought even longer and harder for the country that he loves. He has endured sacrifices for A
You have to raise your hand if you want to speak at the meeting.
会議で発言したいと思ったら挙手しなければ行けません。
The eloquent campaigner was elected hands down.
その雄弁な候補者は選挙に楽勝した。
The campaign seems to be going like a bomb.
選挙運動は実に順調にいっているようだ。
And I know you didn't do this just to win an election. And I know you didn't do it for me. You did it because you understand the enormity of the task that lies ahead. For even as we celebrate tonight, we know the challenges that tomorrow will bring are th
Some politicians never make good on campaign promises.
選挙公約を果たしてくれない政治家がいる。
The results of the election will appear in the evening paper.
選挙の結果は夕刊に載るでしょう。
Raise your hand when I call your name.
私が名前を呼んだら手を挙げなさい。
I was never the likeliest candidate for this office. We didn't start with much money or many endorsements. Our campaign was not hatched in the halls of Washington. It began in the backyards of Des Moines, and the living rooms of Concord, and the front por
You don't need to bring up "A Winter Sonata" to show that South Korean culture is having an unexpected boom in Japan.
「冬のソナタ」を例に挙げるまでもなく、いまや時ならぬ韓流ブームである。
The voters won't put up for a tax hike.
選挙民は増税にがまんできません。
Anyone with an opinion please raise their hand.
意見がある人は手を挙げてください。
And on top of it all, I was fired.
挙げ句の果てにクビになった。
We have the right to vote when we come of age.
私たちは成年に達すると選挙権を手にする。
The police were watching Yamada's movements.
警察は山田の挙動を注視している。
He distinguished himself in the contest.
彼はコンテストで名を挙げた。
If you have a question, please raise your right hand.
質問があれば右手を挙げて下さい。
He will run for the next year's election.
彼は来年の選挙に立候補するだろう。
American politics are interesting to watch, especially during a presidential election.
アメリカの政治は見て面白い。特に大統領選挙の時がそうだ。
He held up his hands.
彼は手を挙げた。
Some politicians never make good on campaign promises.
選挙公約を遂行しない政治家たちもいる。
They dreamed they'd gain the right to vote someday.
彼女らはいつかは選挙権が得られるだろう事を夢見た。
It drew strength from the young people who rejected the myth of their generation's apathy, who left their homes and their families for jobs that offered little pay and less sleep.
